Lower Greenville

 

 

Lower Greenville is a centrally located neighborhood near Dallas and is highly walkable, allowing residents to walk to nearby bars, restaurants, and boutiques before returning to their beautiful homes. A wide variety of properties line its streets, from luxurious lofts and stylish bungalows to charming Tudor style and lovely craftsman houses. The neighborhood boasts a comfortable mix of old and new, including duplexes, condominiums, and traditional houses.

The area was once called Greenland Hills and now takes the name Lower Greenville or M Streets after the multitude of streets starting with the letter. The exciting nightlife attracts college-age young adults, young professionals, and entrepreneurs. The neighborhood has an unparalleled architectural continuity and a unique charm.

 

M-Streets, or Lower Greenville, possesses a laid-back and welcoming atmosphere with a small-town feel and beautiful, large trees. On the other side of the spectrum, it also provides easily accessed big city conveniences, as gourmet dining and stylish shopping lead to an air of metropolis sophistication. This unique blend of a cozy neighborhood and an urban feel make the area ideal for a wide variety of people.

 

Serving only the best-quality seafood and steaks since 1998, Al Biernat’s is known for its exceptional service and award-winning wine list. It combines traditional elegance with a vibrant atmosphere to create an impressive ambiance. Cafe Pacific has become locally and nationally known for the casual sophistication of its style. For the past 40 years, it has been an excellent example of great seafood in Dallas.

With a relaxed and leisurely atmosphere, Simply Fondue brings its guests a fantastic fondue experience. Using only the best ingredients, the restaurant crafts its dressings, sauces, and batters fresh daily and also boasts a vast wine list, including signature martinis and craft cocktails. In the heart of Lower Greenville, people experience crisp salad, fantastic entrees with signature dipping sauces, and delicious cheese fondue on fresh bread, along with a delectable dessert fondue menu.

At St. Martin’s Wine Bistro, European sophistication and innovative style are combined to create an excellent dining experience. Live piano music adds to the unforgettable atmosphere, along with the elegant decor. The menu is made of specially created meals inspired by conventional favorites from around the world. With attentive and welcoming service, St. Martin’s is the perfect choice for any special event or celebration.

 

Hosting local and nationally acclaimed musicians in a 1930s movie palace, the Granada Theater is independently owned and a Dallas landmark. Since its opening in 1946, the theater has hosted everything from Gone With the Wind to Willie Nelson and Adele to weddings. With modern amenities and an Art Deco style, the Granada was renovated in 2020, restoring the original paint colors of the hand-painted murals and highlighting original details. A unique location for any occasion, the theater hosted more than 2,500 private concerts and events as of 2021.

Five miles to the northeast of Dallas, the 1,015-acre city lake named White Rock Lake is one of the most popular parks in Dallas, hosting several competitive runs and special events. Providing many passive and active activities, it is one of the greatest spots to enjoy wildlife and nature in an urban setting. With rental facilities, picnic areas, piers, pavilions, boat ramps, a 9.33-mile biking and hiking trail, Bath House Cultural Center, Audubon Society bird-watching area, and the White Rock Lake Museum, there is something for everyone.

The Dallas Arboretum and Botanical Gardens is dedicated to building and maintaining a public venue to promote art, horticulture, education, and research. One of the top arboretums in the world, it has won an extensive list of awards and provides the community with many annual events, family-oriented activities, and educational programs. The Trial Gardens lead to ground-breaking research in the horticulture field, and a complete science laboratory creates the potential for further discovery.